West Georgia Technical College Fire Academy FIRE OFFICER II CURRICULUM

advertisement
West Georgia Technical College Fire Academy
FIRE OFFICER II CURRICULUM
Performance Standards
Fire Officer II
NFPA 1021, 2003 Edition
5.2 Human Resource Management
5.2.1 Maximizing or Correcting Performance
Skill Sheet # 14
Candidate: _______________________________
Date______________
SS#______________________________________
STANDARD 5.2.1
NFPA 1021, 2003 Edition
Task: Initiate action to maximize member performance and/or to correct
unacceptable performance, given human resource policies and procedures, so
that member and/or unit performance improves or the issue is referred to the
next level of supervision.
Performance Outcome: Using the human resources policies and procedures and other information provided,
the candidate shall demonstrate the proper method to initiate actions to maximize member performance and/or
to correct unacceptable performance, so that member and/or unit performance improves or the issue is referred
to the next level of supervision.
Conditions: The candidate will complete all elements of the assigned task. Include candidate’s narrative on
task completion, forms, photos/drawings, etc., department policy or procedure.
Equipment Required: Selected scenario, policies and procedures document.
No.
Task Steps
First Test
Retest
Pass Fail Pass
Fail
1.
Identifies what policy or procedure has been broken.
2.
Identifies what actions are to be taken.
3.
Identifies consequences if the infraction reoccurs.
4.
5.
6.
7.
Supervisor/Proctor/Comments:_______________________________________________________________
__________________________
Supervisor/Proctor
_____________
Date
__________________
Candidate
______________
Date
__________________________
Re-Test Supervisor/Proctor
_____________
Date
__________________
Candidate
______________
Date
West Georgia Technical College Fire Academy
FIRE OFFICER II CURRICULUM
Performance Standards
Fire Officer II
NFPA 1021, 2003 Edition
5.2
Human Resource Management
Skill Sheet # 14A GFA
Candidate: _______________________________
Date______________
SS#______________________________________
STANDARD 5.2.1
NFPA 1021, 2003 Edition
Task: Initiate actions to maximize member performance and/or to correct
unacceptable performance, given human resource policies and procedures, so
that member and/or unit performance improves or the issue is referred to the
next level of supervision.
(a) Requisite Knowledge: Human resource policies and procedures, problem
identification, organizational behavior, group dynamics, leadership styles, types
of power, and interpersonal dynamics.
(b) Requisite Skills: The ability to communicate verbally and in writing, to solve
problems, to increase team work and to counsel members.
Performance Outcome: The Candidate will assume the role of company officer supervising four firefighters
at a fire station. One of the firefighters, a new father, was late twice last month. Each time he has provided a
reasonable cause for his tardiness and called in before the shift began to alert the company. No official action
has yet been taken. Today, the firefighter was late again. Again, some corrective action. The action taken is
entirely up to the Candidate but is required to correct unacceptable performance so that performance improves
or the issue is referred to the next officer in the chain of command. Actions taken must be reasonable,
defensible, and in accordance with human resources policies and procedures. Candidate will inform the
firefighter of the action taken and make a written report for purposes of documentation.
Conditions: The Candidate will complete all elements of the assigned task.
Equipment Required: Member to act as Subordinate Firefighter. Applicable Human Resource Policies and
Procedures. Paper, Pen/pencil. Computer if applicable.
No.
Task Steps
First Test
Retest
Pass Fail Pass
Fail
1.
Adequately describe to the Firefighter the nature of the problem.
2.
Make it clear in plain language what level of performance is expected.
3.
Choose an action designed to correct unacceptable performance.
4.
Inform the Firefighter of the corrective action to be taken.
5.
Follow human resources policies, procedures, or guidelines
6.
Complete a written report documenting the problem and action taken.
Supervisor/Proctor/Comments:_______________________________________________________________
__________________________
Supervisor/Proctor
__________________________
Re-Test Supervisor/Proctor
_____________
Date
_____________
Date
__________________
Candidate
__________________
Candidate
______________
Date
______________
Date
West Georgia Technical College Fire Academy
FIRE OFFICER II CURRICULUM
Performance Standards
Fire Officer II
NFPA 1021, 2003 Edition
5.2 Human Resource Management
5.2.2 Evaluating Job Performance
Skill Sheet # 15
Candidate: _______________________________
Date______________
SS#______________________________________
STANDARD 5.2.2
NFPA 1021, 2003 Edition
Task: Evaluate the job performance of assigned members, given personnel
records and evaluation forms, so each member’s performance is evaluated
accurately and reported according to human resource policies and procedures.
Performance Outcome: Using the human resources policies and procedures and other information provided,
the candidate shall evaluate the job performance of assigned members, given personnel records and evaluation
forms, so each member’s performance is evaluated accurately and reported according to human resource
policies and procedures.
Conditions: The candidate will complete all elements of the assigned task. Include candidate’s narrative on
task completion, forms, photos/drawings, etc., department policy or procedure.
Equipment Required: Selected scenario, policies and procedures document.
No.
Task Steps
First Test
Retest
Pass Fail Pass
Fail
1.
Evaluates based on all of the employee performance data.
2.
Measures employee’s past performance against established goals and
objectives and is free of extraneous information.
3.
Derives a rating on the employee’s performance based on an accepted
point/grading system.
4.
Outlines the employee’s future professional goals and objectives.
Supervisor/Proctor/Comments:_______________________________________________________________
__________________________
Supervisor/Proctor
_____________
Date
__________________
Candidate
______________
Date
__________________________
Re-Test Supervisor/Proctor
_____________
Date
__________________
Candidate
______________
Date
West Georgia Technical College Fire Academy
FIRE OFFICER II CURRICULUM
Performance Standards
Fire Officer II
NFPA 1021, 2003 Edition
5.2
Human Resource Management
Skill Sheet # 15A GFA
Candidate: _______________________________
Date______________
SS#______________________________________
STANDARD 5.2.2
NFPA 1021, 2003 Edition
Task: Evaluate the job performance of assigned members, given personnel
records and evaluation forms, so each member's performance is evaluated
accurately and reported according to human resource policies and procedures.
(a) Requisite Knowledge: Human resource policies and procedures, job
descriptions, objectives of a member evaluation program, and common errors in
evaluating.
(b) Requisite Skills: The ability to communicate orally and in writing and to plan
and conduct evaluations.
Performance Outcome: The Candidate will assume the role of a company officer conducting a job
performance evaluation of an assigned subordinate member. Using department and human resource policies
and procedures, personnel records/forms, and job description, conduct a performance evaluation interview and
make a written report.
Conditions: The Candidate will complete all elements of the assigned task.
Equipment Required: Person (classmates, volunteers, others) to act as Subordinate Member. Job Description,
Personnel records/forms, Departmental and Human Resource Policies and Procedures. Paper and Pen/pencil.
Computer if applicable.
No.
Task Steps
First Test
Retest
Pass Fail Pass
Fail
1.
Gather all available performance information prior to evaluating.
2.
Follow applicable policies procedures and maintain privacy.
3.
Measure employee performance against the written job description.
4.
Plan the evaluation interview as a tool to enhance performance.
5.
Make a written report of performance on proper form/record,
6.
Use Positive rather than Negative reinforcement whenever possible.
Supervisor/Proctor/Comments:_______________________________________________________________
__________________________
Supervisor/Proctor
_____________
Date
__________________
Candidate
______________
Date
__________________________
Re-Test Supervisor/Proctor
_____________
Date
__________________
Candidate
______________
Date
West Georgia Technical College Fire Academy
FIRE OFFICER II CURRICULUM
Performance Standards
Fire Officer II
NFPA 1021, 2003 Edition
5.4 Administration
5.4.1 Maximizing or Correcting Performance
Skill Sheet # 16
Candidate: _______________________________
Date______________
SS#______________________________________
STANDARD 5.4.1
NFPA 1021, 2003 Edition
Task: Prepare recommendations for changes to an existing policy or procedure,
given a policy or procedure in need of change, so that the recommendations
identify the problem and propose a solution.
Performance Outcome: The candidate shall be able to prepare recommendations for changes to an existing
policy or procedure, given a policy or procedure in need of change, so that the recommendations identify the
problem and propose a solution.
Conditions: The candidate will complete all elements of the assigned task. Include candidate’s narrative on
task completion, forms, photos/drawings, etc., department policy or procedure.
Equipment Required: Selected scenario, policies and procedures document.
No.
Task Steps
First Test
Retest
Pass Fail Pass
Fail
1.
Policy problem is identified in the documentation.
2.
A recommended solution is proposed in the documentation.
3.
The document is grammatically correct and properly formatted.
4.
5.
6.
7.
Supervisor/Proctor/Comments:_______________________________________________________________
__________________________
Supervisor/Proctor
_____________
Date
__________________
Candidate
______________
Date
__________________________
Re-Test Supervisor/Proctor
_____________
Date
__________________
Candidate
______________
Date
West Georgia Technical College Fire Academy
FIRE OFFICER II CURRICULUM
Performance Standards
Fire Officer II
NFPA 1021, 2003 Edition
5.4.1 Administration
Skill Sheet # 16A GFA
Candidate: _______________________________
Date______________
SS#______________________________________
STANDARD 5.4.1
NFPA 1021, 2003 Edition
Task Develop a policy or procedure, given an assignment, so that the
recommended policy or procedure identifies the problem and proposes a
solution.
(a) Requisite Knowledge: Policies and procedures and problem identification
(b) Requisite Skills: The ability to communicate in writing and to solve
problems
Performance Outcome: The Candidate will create a written document containing a recommendation to senior
officer(s). Given an existing problem, propose a change to a policy or procedure in accordance with
departmental goals to solve a problem.
Conditions: The Candidate will complete all elements of the assigned task.
Equipment Required: Description of Existing Problem. Paper, Pen/pencil, Computer if applicable.
No.
Task Steps
First Test
Retest
Pass Fail Pass
Fail
1.
Use effective problem-solving methods.
2.
Make a written proposal to senior officer(s)
3.
Establish the need for policy or procedure.
4.
Direct the written proposal to the appropriate person(s).
5.
Utilize effective format for proposal writing.
6.
Describes cost and benefits of proposed change.
Supervisor/Proctor/Comments:_______________________________________________________________
__________________________
Supervisor/Proctor
_____________
Date
__________________
Candidate
______________
Date
__________________________
Re-Test Supervisor/Proctor
_____________
Date
__________________
Candidate
______________
Date
West Georgia Technical College Fire Academy
FIRE OFFICER II CURRICULUM
Performance Standards
Fire Officer II
NFPA 1021, 2003 Edition
5.4 Administration
5.4.2 Prepare a Budget Request
5.4.3 Ability to use evaluative methods and to communicate
Candidate: _______________________________
Skill Sheet # 17
Date______________
SS#______________________________________
STANDARD 5.4.2
NFPA 1021, 2003 Edition
STANDARD 5.4.3
Task: Prepare a budget request, given a need and budget forms, so that the
request is in the proper format and is supported with data.
Task: Utilizing evaluative methods while interpreting supporting data for budget
request and effectively communicating budget request to the proper authority.
Performance Outcome: The candidate shall prepare a budget request, given a need and budget forms, so that
the request is in the proper format and is supported with data.
Conditions: The candidate will complete all elements of the assigned task. Include candidate’s narrative on
task completion, forms, photos/drawings, etc., department policy or procedure.
Equipment Required: Budget forms, policies and procedures document.
No.
Task Steps
First Test
Retest
Pass Fail Pass
Fail
1.
Submitted a budget request that identifies a need.
2.
Submitted a budget request that identifies the benefits.
3.
Submitted a budget request that identifies the consequences of nonpurchase.
4.
Submitted a budget request that identifies all of the costs.
5.
Submitted a budget request that uses proper grammar, punctuation, and
format.
Supervisor/Proctor/Comments:_______________________________________________________________
__________________________
Supervisor/Proctor
_____________
Date
__________________
Candidate
______________
Date
_________________________
Re-Test Supervisor/Proctor
_____________
Date
__________________
Candidate
______________
Date
West Georgia Technical College Fire Academy
FIRE OFFICER II CURRICULUM
Performance Standards
Fire Officer II
NFPA 1021, 2003 Edition
5.4.2 Administration
Skill Sheet # 17B GFA
Candidate: _______________________________
Date______________
SS#______________________________________
STANDARD 5.4.2
NFPA 1021, 2003 Edition
Task: Develop a project or divisional budget, given schedules, and guidelines
concerning its preparation, so that capital, operating, and personnel costs are
determined and justified.
(a) Requisite Knowledge: The supplies and equipment necessary for ongoing or
new projects, repairs to existing facilities, new equipment, apparatus
maintenance, personnel costs, appropriate budgeting system.
(b) Requisite Skills: The ability to allocate finances, to relate interpersonally, to
communicate orally and in writing.
Performance Outcome: The Candidate will prepare a budget in the proper format and accompanied by
supporting data for a department project. Candidate will use department records, policies, procedures or
guidelines to develop the project budget.
Conditions: The candidate will complete all elements of the assigned task.
Equipment Required: Pen/pencil, computer if applicable. Budget forms and potential revenue sources.
Budget policies and procedures. Reference data to be gathered by candidate
No.
Task Steps
First Test
Retest
Pass Fail Pass
Fail
1.
Make a written budget proposal for the appropriate person.
2.
Allocate and account for all capital, operating, and personnel costs.
3.
Use the correct type of budget for the project/department.
4.
Justify the budget, cost vs. benefit.
5.
Utilize clear and concise written communication.
6.
Follow the departments policies, procedures or guidelines.
Supervisor/Proctor/Comments:_______________________________________________________________
__________________________
Supervisor/Proctor
_____________
Date
__________________
Candidate
______________
Date
__________________________
Re-Test Supervisor/Proctor
_____________
Date
__________________
Candidate
______________
Date
West Georgia Technical College Fire Academy
FIRE OFFICER II CURRICULUM
Performance Standards
Fire Officer II
NFPA 1021, 2003 Edition
5.4.2 Administration
Skill Sheet # 17C GFA
Candidate: _______________________________
Date______________
SS#______________________________________
STANDARD 5.4.2
NFPA 1021, 2003 Edition
Task: Describe the process of purchasing, including soliciting and awarding
bids, given established specifications, in order to ensure competitive bidding.
(a) Requisite Knowledge: Purchasing laws, policies and procedures.
(b) Requisite Skills: The ability to use evaluative methods and to communicate
orally and in writing.
Performance Outcome: The candidate will describe the process of purchasing, including soliciting and
awarding bids, for a predetermined product with established specifications. Candidate will ensure competitive
bidding is used and entire process is documented.
Conditions: The candidate will complete all elements of the assigned task.
Equipment Required: Pen/pencil, computer if applicable. Purchasing forms and purchasing policies and
procedures. Reference data to be gathered by candidate.
No.
Task Steps
First Test
Retest
Pass Fail Pass
Fail
1.
Gather all applicable information before beginning.
2.
Describe the process of soliciting for bids both verbally and in writing.
3.
Describe the process of purchasing both verbally and in writing.
4.
Ensure competitive bidding is utilized.
5.
Utilize clear and concise written communication.
6.
Supervisor/Proctor/Comments:_______________________________________________________________
__________________________
Supervisor/Proctor
_____________
Date
__________________
Candidate
______________
Date
__________________________
Re-Test Supervisor/Proctor
_____________
Date
__________________
Candidate
______________
Date
West Georgia Technical College Fire Academy
FIRE OFFICER II CURRICULUM
Performance Standards
Fire Officer II
NFPA 1021, 2003 Edition
5.4 Administration
5.4.4 Prepare a News Release
Skill Sheet # 18
Candidate: _______________________________
Date______________
SS#______________________________________
STANDARD 5.4.4
NFPA 1021, 2003 Edition
Task: Prepare a news release, given a topic, so that the information is
appropriate, accurate, and formatted correctly.
Performance Outcome: The candidate, serving as public information officer, will prepare a news release,
given an event or topic, so that the information is appropriate, accurate, and formatted correctly.
Conditions: The candidate will complete all elements of the assigned task. Include candidate’s narrative on
task completion, forms, photos/drawings, etc., department policy or procedure.
Equipment Required: Newsworthy scenario, policies and procedures documents, departmental forms.
No.
Task Steps
First Test
Retest
Pass Fail Pass
Fail
1.
Includes who, what, where, when, and why in the first paragraph.
2.
Does not disclose confidential information.
3.
Uses proper spelling and punctuation.
4.
Uses proper format.
5.
Produces a news release which is clear, concise, and free of technical or
esoteric terminology.
6.
7.
Supervisor/Proctor/Comments:_______________________________________________________________
__________________________
Supervisor/Proctor
_____________
Date
__________________
Candidate
______________
Date
__________________________
Re-Test Supervisor/Proctor
_____________
Date
__________________
Candidate
______________
Date
West Georgia Technical College Fire Academy
FIRE OFFICER II CURRICULUM
Performance Standards
Fire Officer II
NFPA 1021, 2003 Edition
5.4
Administration
Skill Sheet # 18A GFA
Candidate: _______________________________
Date______________
SS#______________________________________
STANDARD 5.4.4
NFPA 1021, 2003 Edition
Task: Prepare a news release, given an event or topic, so that the information is
accurate and formatted correctly.
(a) Requisite Knowledge. Policies and procedures and the format used for news
releases.
(b) Requisite Skills. The ability to communicate orally and in writing.
Performance Outcome: The Candidate will prepare a news release for a specific even or topic. Candidate will
utilize proper format and communicate the message clearly and accurately.
Conditions: The Candidate will complete all elements of the assigned task..
Equipment Required: News release policies and procedures. Event or topic. Pen/pencil and paper, computer
if applicable.
No.
Task Steps
First Test
Retest
Pass Fail Pass
Fail
1.
Create a written news release.
2.
Gather all applicable information before beginning
3.
Utilize proper news release format.
4.
Obey applicable policies and procedures.
5.
Communicate effectively in writing.
6.
Produce a clear and effective message.
7.
Supervisor/Proctor/Comments:_______________________________________________________________
__________________________
Supervisor/Proctor
_____________
Date
__________________
Candidate
______________
Date
__________________________
Re-Test Supervisor/Proctor
_____________
Date
__________________
Candidate
______________
Date
West Georgia Technical College Fire Academy
FIRE OFFICER II CURRICULUM
Performance Standards
Fire Officer II
NFPA 1021, 2003 Edition
5.4 Administration
5.4.5 Prepare a Concise Report for Transmittal to a Supervisor
Skill Sheet # 19
Candidate: _______________________________
Date______________
SS#______________________________________
STANDARD 5.4.5
NFPA 1021, 2003 Edition
Task: Prepare a concise report, given a topic representing organizational
concerns pertinent to today’s fire departments, for transmittal to an immediate
supervisor.
Performance Outcome: The candidate shall be able to communicate in writing and to interpret data.
Conditions: The candidate will complete all elements of the assigned task. Include candidate’s narrative on
task completion, forms, photos/drawings, etc., department policy or procedure.
Equipment Required: Given actual or simulated fire department records and a specific request for details
such as trends, variances, or other related topics.
No.
Task Steps
First Test
Retest
Pass Fail Pass
Fail
1.
Correctly access and interpret data from given sources.
2.
Create a clear and concise written report for transmittal to supervisor.
3.
Use appropriate form or format to process information.
4.
Include supporting statistical data and /or analysis to quality
interpretations.
5.
Directly answer the specific request for information.
6.
7.
Supervisor/Proctor/Comments:_______________________________________________________________
__________________________
Supervisor/Proctor
_____________
Date
__________________
Candidate
______________
Date
__________________________
Re-Test Supervisor/Proctor
_____________
Date
__________________
Candidate
______________
Date
West Georgia Technical College Fire Academy
FIRE OFFICER II CURRICULUM
Performance Standards
Fire Officer II
NFPA 1021, 2003 Edition
5.4 Administration
5.4.5
Skill Sheet # 19A GFA
Candidate: _______________________________
Date______________
SS#______________________________________
STANDARD 5.4.5
NFPA 1021, 2003 Edition
Task: Prepare a concise report for transmittal to a supervisor, given {ire
department record(s) and a specific request for details such as trends, variances,
or other related topics.
(a) Requisite Knowledge. The data processing system.
(b) Requisite Skills. The ability to communicate in writing and to interpret data.
Performance Outcome: The Candidate will answer a specific request for information regarding trends,
variances, or other related topics from a supervisor. Candidate will use department records from which to
gather information to create a written report to transmit to the Supervisor.
Conditions: The Candidate will complete all elements of the assigned task.
Equipment Required: Specific request for information from a supervisor. Fire department records,
information management system, or data processing system. Paper, pen/pencil. computer if applicable
No.
Task Steps
First Test
Retest
Pass Fail Pass
Fail
1.
Create a written report for transmittal to the supervisor.
2.
Directly answer the specific request for information
3.
Use an appropriate report format.
4.
Utilize clear and concise written communication
5.
Properly access reference data..
6.
Correctly analyze and interpret reference data
7.
Supervisor/Proctor/Comments:_______________________________________________________________
__________________________
Supervisor/Proctor
_____________
Date
__________________
Candidate
______________
Date
__________________________
Re-Test Supervisor/Proctor
_____________
Date
__________________
Candidate
______________
Date
West Georgia Technical College Fire Academy
FIRE OFFICER II CURRICULUM
Performance Standards
Fire Officer II
NFPA 1021, 2003 Edition
5.5 INSPECTION AND INVESTIGATION
5.5.1 Communicate in Writing and Apply Appropriate Codes
Skill Sheet # 20
Candidate: _______________________________
Date______________
SS#______________________________________
STANDARD 5.5.1
NFPA 1021, 2003 Edition
Task: Describe the procedures for conducting fire inspections so that all
hazards, including hazardous materials, are identified, appropriate forms
completed, and appropriate action initiated.
Performance Outcome: The candidate shall be able to communicate in writing and to apply the appropriate
codes.
Conditions: The candidate will complete all elements of the assigned task. Include candidate’s narrative on
task completion, forms, photos/drawings, etc., department policy or procedure.
Equipment Required: Inspection forms, policies and procedures document.
No.
Task Steps
First Test
Retest
Pass Fail Pass
Fail
1.
Contact occupants in a courteous and professional manner.
2.
Emphasize the importance for fire inspectors to gain cooperation from
occupants.
3.
Exhibit professional appearance and demeanor.
4.
Identify all hazards, including type and location of hazardous materials.
5.
Apply appropriate code requirements.
6.
Accurately communicate findings in writing which is readable, accurate
and free of spelling/grammatical errors.
7.
Accurately complete all of the applicable forms.
8.
Initiate appropriate follow-up action.
Supervisor/Proctor/Comments:_______________________________________________________________
__________________________
Supervisor/Proctor
_____________
Date
__________________
Candidate
______________
Date
__________________________
Re-Test Supervisor/Proctor
_____________
Date
__________________
Candidate
______________
Date
West Georgia Technical College Fire Academy
FIRE OFFICER II CURRICULUM
Performance Standards
Fire Officer II
NFPA 1021, 2003 Edition
5.5 INSPECTION AND INVESTIGATION
5.5.1
Candidate: _______________________________
Skill Sheet # 20A GFA
Date______________
SS#______________________________________
STANDARD 5.5.1
NFPA 1021, 2003 Edition
Task: Describe the procedures for conducting fire inspections, given any of the
following occupancies, so that all hazards, including hazardous materials, are
identified, approved forms are completed, and approved action is initiated:
(1) Assembly (2) Educational (3) Health care (4) Detention and correctional (5)
Residential (6) Mercantile (7) Business (8) Industrial (9) Storage (10) Unusual
structures (11) Mixed occupancies
(A) Requisite Knowledge. Inspection procedures; fire detection, alarm, and
protection systems; identification of fire and life safety hazards; and marking
and identification systems for hazardous materials.
(B) Requisite Skills. The ability to communicate in writing and to apply the
appropriate codes
Performance Outcome: The candidate will describe the procedures for conducting fire inspections in one
type of occupancy selected from the types of occupancies listed above. Candidate will complete the
appropriate inspection form, identifying all hazard and hazardous materials, and applying the appropriate
codes.
Conditions: The candidate will complete all elements of the assigned task.
Equipment Required: Specific occupancy. Transportation to /from assigned facility. Pen/pencil, paper.
Inspection form. Local fire and/or safety codes. Uniform or other credentials to ensure proper identification to
business owner and/or occupants.
No.
Task Steps
First Test
Retest
Pass Fail Pass
Fail
1.
Initiate contact with occupants using courtesy and professionalism..
2.
Obtain cooperation by emphasizing the reason for fire inspection(s).
3.
Exhibit professional appearance and demeanor for the site team.
4.
Apply local fire and/or safety codes, initiating appropriate action.
5.
Identify hazards, including type and location of hazardous materials.
6.
Complete the proper inspection for in a clear and concise manner.
Supervisor/Proctor/Comments:_______________________________________________________________
__________________________
Supervisor/Proctor
_____________
Date
__________________
Candidate
______________
Date
__________________________
Re-Test Supervisor/Proctor
_____________
Date
__________________
Candidate
______________
Date
West Georgia Technical College Fire Academy
FIRE OFFICER II CURRICULUM
Performance Standards
Fire Officer II
NFPA 1021, 2003 Edition
5.5 INSPECTION AND INVESTIGATION
5.5.2 Communicate in Writing and Apply Knowledge using
Deductive Skills
Skill Sheet # 21
Candidate: _______________________________
Date______________
SS#______________________________________
STANDARD 5.5.2
NFPA 1021, 2003 Edition
Task: Determine the point of origin and preliminary cause of a fire to determine
if arson is suspected.
Performance Outcome: The candidate shall be able to communicate verbally and in writing and to apply
knowledge using deductive skills.
Conditions: The candidate will complete all elements of the assigned task. Include candidate’s narrative on
task completion, forms, photos/drawings, etc., department policy or procedure.
Equipment Required: Given an actual or simulated fire scene, photographs, diagrams, pertinent data and/or
sketches.
No.
Task Steps
First Test
Retest
Pass Fail Pass
Fail
1.
Utilize all sources of incident information available.
2.
Apply fire investigation knowledge using deductive reasoning skills to
determine point of origin.
3.
Apply fire investigation knowledge using deductive reasoning skills to
determine preliminary cause.
4.
Determine if there is cause to suspect arson using appropriate
investigative techniques.
5.
Communicate findings accurately.
6.
Document the procedure and the results of preliminary investigation in a
manner that is readable, accurate, and free of spelling/grammatical errors.
Supervisor/Proctor/Comments:_______________________________________________________________
__________________________
Supervisor/Proctor
_____________
Date
__________________
Candidate
______________
Date
__________________________
Re-Test Supervisor/Proctor
_____________
Date
__________________
Candidate
______________
Date
West Georgia Technical College Fire Academy
FIRE OFFICER II CURRICULUM
Performance Standards
Fire Officer II
NFPA 1021, 2003 Edition
5.5 INSPECTION AND INVESTIGATION
5.5.1
Candidate: _______________________________
Skill Sheet # 21A GFA
Date______________
SS#______________________________________
STANDARD 5.5.1
NFPA 1021, 2003 Edition
Task: Determine the point of origin and preliminary cause of a fire, given a fire
scene, photographs, diagrams, pertinent data and/or sketches, to determine if
arson is suspected.
(A) Requisite Knowledge. Methods used by arsonists, common causes of fire,
basic cause and origin determination, fire growth and development, and
documentation of preliminary fire investigative procedures.
(B) Requisite Skills. The ability to communicate orally and in writing and to
apply knowledge using deductive skills.
Performance Outcome: The candidate will be given a real or simulated fire incident scene. The candidate
will determine the point of origin and identify a preliminary fire cause, using photographs, diagrams, pertinent
data and/or sketches. Candidate will determine if arson is suspected. Candidate will document preliminary
investigation procedures and results.
Conditions: The candidate will complete all elements of the assigned task.
Equipment Required: Real or simulated fire incident scene with materials necessary to create the proper
environment. Applicable reports or witness statement forms. Photographs, diagrams, pertinent data and/or
sketches. Paper, pen/pencil, computer if applicable.
No.
Task Steps
First Test
Retest
Pass Fail Pass
Fail
1.
Determine point of origin.
2.
Identify a preliminary cause of the fire.
3.
Utilize all sources of incident information available.
4.
Use appropriate investigation techniques.
5.
5. Document the procedure and results of preliminary investigation
6.
6. Include all pertinent data with the preliminary investigation repo
Supervisor/Proctor/Comments:_______________________________________________________________
________________________
Supervisor/Proctor
__________________________
Re-Test Supervisor/Proctor
_____________
Date
_____________
Date
__________________
Candidate
__________________
Candidate
______________
Date
______________
Date
West Georgia Technical College Fire Academy
FIRE OFFICER II CURRICULUM
Performance Standards
Fire Officer II
NFPA 1021, 2003 Edition
5.6 EMERGENCY SCENE DELIVERY
5.6.1 Implement and Incident Management System
Post Incident Analysis
5.6.2 Writing Reports
Candidate: _______________________________
Skills Sheet # 22
Date______________
SS#______________________________________
Task: Produce operational plans so that required resources, their assignments,
STANDARD 5.6.1
NFPA 1021, 2003 Edition and safety considerations for successful control of the incident are identified.
Task: Write a post-analysis report to be presented at a post-incident critique.
STANDARD 5.6.2
NFPA 1021, 2003 Edition
Performance Outcome: The candidate shall be able to implement and incident management system, to
communicate verbally, and to supervise and account for assigned personnel under emergency conditions. A
written post-incident analysis report shall be prepared to present at the appropriate meeting.
Conditions: The candidate will complete all elements of the assigned task. Include candidate’s narrative on
task completion, forms, photos/drawings, etc., department policy or procedure.
Equipment Required: Given an actual or simulated hazardous materials incident, policies and procedures
document. Pen/pencil, paper, computer, if applicable.
No.
Task Steps
First Test
Retest
Pass Fail Pass
Fail
1.
Implement an incident management system applicable to the incidents
complexity and management needs.
2.
Develop an incident action plan that accounts for the incident priorities
and establishes strategic objectives.
3.
Identify resource requirements for successful control of the incident.
4.
Communicate incident assignments for successful control of the incident.
5.
6.
7.
8.
Address necessary safety precautions and implement a personnel
accountability system.
Supervise assigned personnel under emergency conditions in a safe and
efficient manner.
Account for assigned personnel and their activities while operating under
emergency conditions.
Write a post-incident analysis report in the proper format, accurate and
free of spelling/grammatical errors.
Supervisor/Proctor/Comments:_______________________________________________________________
__________________________
Supervisor/Proctor
__________________________
Re-Test Supervisor/Proctor
_____________
Date
_____________
Date
__________________
Candidate
__________________
Candidate
______________
Date
______________
Date
West Georgia Technical College Fire Academy
FIRE OFFICER II CURRICULUM
Performance Standards
Fire Officer II
NFPA 1021, 2003 Edition
5.6 EMERGENCY SCENE DELIVERY
5.6.1 Implement and Incident Management System
Post Incident Analysis
Candidate: _______________________________
Skills Sheet # 22 A GFA
Date______________
SS#______________________________________
STANDARD 5.6.1
NFPA 1021, 2003 Edition
Task: Produce operational plans, given an emergency incident requiring multi-unit
operations, so that required resources and their assignments are obtained and plans are
carried out in compliance with approved safety procedures resulting in the mitigation of
the incident.
(A) Requisite Knowledge. Standard operating procedures; national, state/ provincial,
and local information resources available for the mitigation of emergency incidents; an
incident management system; and a personnel accountability system.
@) Requisite Skills. The ability to implement an incident management system, to
communicate orally, to supervise and account for assigned personnel under emergency
conditions; and to serve in command staff and unit supervision positions within the
Incident Management System.
Performance Outcome: The candidate will develop and implement an operational plan for hazardous
materials incident scenario and another multi-unit emergency scenario. Candidate must analyze emergency
scene condition, allocate resources' communicate verbally and in writing, operate within an emergency
management system, supervise and account for assigned personnel so that resources are effectively and safely
deployed to mitigate the situation.
Conditions: The candidate will complete all elements of the assigned task.
Equipment Required: One (1) hazardous materials incident scenario and one (1) multi-unit emergency
scenario including type of incident, size-up information, and assigned resources. Policies and procedures,
pen/pencil, and paper. Personnel accountability system components. Computer if applicable.
No.
Task Steps
First Test
Retest
Pass Fail Pass
Fail
1.
Produce effective operational plan to control a hazardous materials
incident.
2.
Allocate, supervise, and account for human and equipment resources
3.
Implement necessary safety precautions and personnel accountability.
4.
Produce effective operational plan to mitigate a multi-unit emergency.
5.
6.
Allocate, supervise, and account for human and equipment resources..
Implement necessary safety precautions and personnel accountability.
Supervisor/Proctor/Comments:_______________________________________________________________
__________________________
Supervisor/Proctor
__________________________
Re-Test Supervisor/Proctor
_____________
Date
_____________
Date
__________________
Candidate
__________________
Candidate
______________
Date
______________
Date
West Georgia Technical College Fire Academy
FIRE OFFICER II CURRICULUM
Performance Standards
Fire Officer II
NFPA 1021, 2003 Edition
5.6 EMERGENCY SCENE DELIVERY
5.6.2 Implement and Incident Management System
Post Incident Analysis
Candidate: _______________________________
Skills Sheet # 22 B GFA
Date______________
SS#______________________________________
STANDARD 5.6.2
NFPA 1021, 2003 Edition
Task: Develop and conduct a post-incident analysis, given multi-unit incident
and post-incident analysis policies, procedures, and forms, so that all required
critical elements are identified and communicated and the approved forms are
completed and processed.
(a) Requisite Knowledge. Elements of a post-incident analysis, basic building
construction, basic fire protection systems and features, basic water supply, basic
fuel loading, fire growth and development, and departmental procedures relating
to dispatch response, strategy tactics and operations, and customer service.
(b) Requisite Skills. The ability to write reports, to communicate orally, and to
evaluate skills.
Performance Outcome: Candidate will conduct a post-incident analysis, given a multi-unit incident scenario.
Candidate must be able to analyze the elements of a post-incident analysis, identify all of the required critical
elements, complete approved forms, and communicate verbally and in writing their findings.
Conditions: The candidate will complete all elements of the assigned task.
Equipment Required: Emergency multi-unit incident scenario including type of incident, size-up information
and assigned resources. Policies and procedures. Pen/pencil and paper. Necessary forms and reports. Personnel
accountability system components. Computer. if applicable.
No.
Task Steps
First Test
Retest
Pass Fail Pass
Fail
1.
Gather information from the multi-unit incident/scenario
2.
Analyze policies, procedures, guidelines and forms.
3.
Identify critical elements of a post-incident analysis
4.
Complete approved forms.
5.
6.
Communicate effectively using both verbal and written methods
Supervisor/Proctor/Comments:_______________________________________________________________
__________________________
Supervisor/Proctor
__________________________
Re-Test Supervisor/Proctor
_____________
Date
_____________
Date
__________________
Candidate
__________________
Candidate
______________
Date
______________
Date
West Georgia Technical College Fire Academy
FIRE OFFICER II CURRICULUM
Performance Standards
Fire Officer II
NFPA 1021, 2003 Edition
5.7 SAFETY
5.7.1 Causes of unsafe acts
Skill Sheet # 23
Candidate: _______________________________
Date______________
SS#______________________________________
STANDARD 5.6.2
NFPA 1021, 2003 Edition
Task: Analyze a member’s accident, injury, or health exposure history so that a
report is prepared for a supervisor and includes action taken and
recommendations given.
Performance Outcome: The candidate shall be able to communicate in writing and to interpret accidents,
injuries, occupational illnesses, or death reports.
Conditions: The candidate will complete all elements of the assigned task. Include candidate’s narrative on
task completion, forms, photos/drawings, etc., department policy or procedure.
Equipment Required: Given an actual or simulated case study, policies and procedures document.
No.
Task Steps
First Test
Retest
Pass Fail Pass
Fail
1.
Analyze accident, injury, occupational illness, or death reports.
2.
Prepare a clear and concise written report that communicates findings to a
supervisor.
3.
Include all contributing factors in the report based on case study
information.
4.
Identify unsafe work environment and /or behavior.
5.
Document remedial actions taken in a manner that is readable, concise
and free of spelling/grammatical errors.
6.
Provide a supervisor with a report detailing recommendations for further
action to prevent reoccurrence.
Supervisor/Proctor/Comments:_______________________________________________________________
__________________________
Supervisor/Proctor
_____________
Date
__________________
Candidate
______________
Date
__________________________
Re-Test Supervisor/Proctor
_____________
Date
__________________
Candidate
______________
Date
West Georgia Technical College Fire Academy
FIRE OFFICER II CURRICULUM
Performance Standards
Fire Officer II
NFPA 1021, 2003 Edition
5.7 SAFETY
5.7.1 Causes of unsafe acts
Skill Sheet # 23 A GFA
Candidate: _______________________________
Date______________
SS#______________________________________
STANDARD 5.6.2
NFPA 1021, 2003 Edition
TASK: Analyze a member's accident, injury, or health exposure history, given
the case study, so that a report is prepared for a supervisor and includes action
taken and recommendations given.
(a) Requisite Knowledge: The causes of unsafe acts, health exposures, or
conditions that result in accidents, injuries, occupational illnesses, or deaths
(b) Requisite Skills: The ability to communicate in writing and to interpret
accidents, injuries, occupational illnesses, or death reports.
Performance Outcome: The Candidate will examine a case study of a member's accident injury, or health
exposure and prepare a written report for a supervisor. Report will identify unsafe environments and behaviors,
document action taken, and make recommendations to prevent reoccurrence.
Conditions: The Candidate will complete all elements of the assigned task.
Equipment Required: Case Study described above. Pen/pencil and paper. Health and safety policies and
procedures. Injury/Illness reports. Computer, if applicable.
No.
Task Steps
First Test
Retest
Pass Fail Pass
Fail
1.
Create a written report of illness, injury, or health exposure..
2.
Include all contributing factors in the report based on the case study.
3.
Identify unsafe work environment and,/or behavior.
4.
Document actions taken in response to illness, injury, or exposure.
5.
Provide recommendations to prevent reoccurrence
6.
Present a clear and concise written report.
Supervisor/Proctor/Comments:_______________________________________________________________
__________________________
Supervisor/Proctor
_____________
Date
__________________
Candidate
______________
Date
__________________________
Re-Test Supervisor/Proctor
_____________
Date
__________________
Candidate
______________
Date
Download